how many 94 euro 512TR's?

Not a clear answer but you can deduce an approx
I would approx 100 to 150 outside of US
As i belive only 300 or so were produced worldwide
As compared to 500 512 M cars
I researched this
The most amount of 512trs were in 92'
With less in 93'
And very few in 94'



According to our website, there were 2,261 512 TRs produced from 1991-1994. We have a total of 1,409 identified – and of that number, we have 58 identified as 1994 USA model.

The only folks who would know for certain would be Ferrari North America. Good luck with that!!!!!


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Hi Cathy,

By Chance, would you know the total amount of American US delivered 1994 only... Ferrari 512TR's that were produced by the factory...
Only 1994 US 512TR's..

Thank You,

If not who else might know ?

 

I have a '94 Euro version here in the states. I'd love to know these numbers as well as whether or not the Euro version really matters anymore

I used to try to avoid Euro cars, but I jumped on my car as soon as I saw it...

 

Answers to all these q's: Welcome to Red Headed !

 

Thanks Mel,

According to the site:

Total production was 2261 cars, with serialnumbers in the range of 89100 to 99743.

A total of 408 cars were delivered to North America.

US Model Years (approximate serialnumber ranges):
Year USA Model Year s/n
1992 89472 - 93566
1993 93602 - 96731
1994 97742 - 98741


These are USA numbers and did someone say that serial numbers skip every other or ??

So how many total '94's? and how many USA '94's? Euro '94's?

There are only 38 ABS cars- all '94's- if anyone wants to know...

 

Ok although I've read '94 only- it seems that there are ABS cars other than '94

Does anyone know the facts on this?

 

I have a 94 with vin 97027, which doesn't fall into any of those...and my car is definitely a US car

 

I only cut & pasted from the 'red-headed' site-

Interesting...

 

Although it does say 'approximate serial number ranges'

It seems you are on the borderline of the low end of the quoted range

 

also when I checked the other numbers out that indicate if the car has all the latest updates it in fact did...very late engine and gearbox numbers etc

 

Mine '94 is 97532- Not as low as yours but still lower than the quoted range above

I think their quotes may be based on data they've found- Yours is clearly new data for the Red-Headed site to notate

 

I can't remember which thread it was but someone mentioned the vin numbers don't actually indicate when a car might have been completed or if it got the latest and greatest parts. so a lower vin car cld actually have more recent engine, drivetrain parts compared to a higher vin...

 

found the thread I was referring to

http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/boxers-tr-m/176896-what-factory-updates-512-tr.html

 

Yes I have heard that VIN #'s aren't necessarily sequential, but for the most part they are

 

Apparently the 38 ABS car figure refers to RHD cars...

 

Edvar is the (owner) keeper of Red-Headed and will surely take good notice of all new info !

Thanx 4 all input here !

 

Well ask Edvar to notice the accompanying thread on ABS equipped cars denoting 99295

The owner calls it a '95- but that may be just a first registration date- nonetheless it is outside the quoted serial production numbers-

Good info

 

That must have happende that way Moe! No F 512TR was produced in 1995 ...
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I think it's a bit hard to compare those numbers.

The reason is that with "94" you're referring to the "Model Year" (MY) 1994 on US versions. However, a MY 1994 can already be produced in early 1993.

On Euro versions, there is no "Model Year". And in many European countries, a "1994 car" means that it was REGISTERED for the very first time (independent of the country) in 1994. This also explained why you can see a "1995 512 TR" for sale in Europe (although production already ended in 1994).

The mentioned serialnumber ranges are indeed "approximate" numbers (as they are not official) and are ONLY related to 512 TR US versions.

Regarding those 408 cars delivered to the North American market:
* Model Year 1992: approx. 240 cars
* Model Year 1993: approx. 110 cars
* Model Year 1994: approx. 58 cars

Thanks for the note! I should update the ranges listed on my page!

The earliest (currently) known US version 512 TR with MY 1994 is #96742, so it seems that I made a typo on my page ...

But yours is a Swiss version, so that not included in the ranges mentioned above